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PAGE EIGHT
THE GOLDEN VALLEY NEWS. BEACH, N. D.
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, ii
Annual Report
1950
Golden Valley County Soil
Conservation District and
U. S. Soil Conservation Service, Assisting
SpRXNGS
Golden Valley County has a
great many springs that make
excellent vcatering places when
properly developed. The first
step in this type of development
is to increase the storage capaci-
ty either by excavation or blast.
ing. To insure permanency it
should then be cribbed, fenced,
and a ,pipe installed leading to
a large tank with an overflow.
Ti~e tank should be located as
near the spring as possible with-
oul endangering the source by
:,~'ampling.
If the dcvetopment produces a
~ood flow. it is advisable to coy-
f
STOCKWATER DAMS spillways if at all feasible.
Stockwater dams permit star- Provisions should be made to
age of run-off water for use dur- have at least tw'elve feet of water
ing the summer periods of low in the reservoir at high water
water supply. A quarter section mark. The dam itself and the
at d,rainage above the proposed spillway should be fenced to
reservoir site normally will pro. prevent t,rampling by livestock.
vide an adequate source. The A desilting area should be es-
water shed or drainage area tabtished a~ the upper end of
should be protected from erosionIhe reservoir to prevent it from
in ordar that silting will not be filling up with silt.
serious. The soil on the site Ponds may be developed for
should be of such" nature as to fish and wildlife. Plant cover
prevent seepage. The site shouldalong the margins is important
be located at ~a point where thein providing food ,and cover for
coulee bottom levels out as muchwildlife as well as protection
er the source. By so doing andas possible. Make use of natural from erosion.
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Spring Cleaning
For Your Clothes
Joe Taft of Minot retucned to
his farm at Alpha to start his
springs planting.
Mr. ~nd Mrs. Gloyd Bury and
Miss Norma Nellermoe, Rev. and
Mrs. Auer were Tuesday nile sup-
per guests of the Starks in Ollie.
Ed. Sche~man, Mr. and Mrs.
Gloyd Bury took in the sale Wed-
nesday at the John Strum farm
west of Ollie.
Mrs. Rudolph Boehtke is visit-
ing at the Ernie Wojahn and
John Susa homes for a few days.
Friends are sorry to hear of
the death of Mrs. Oscar Clarin's
brother Fred.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Clause gave
a birthday party for Mrs. Kar-
nes Johnson Saturday nite, Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kar.
nes Johnson and family, Mrs.
Ida Johnson, Mr. and iYLrs. Max
Northrop and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gloyd Bury, Mr. and Mrs.
Gee. Wosepka and Maurice Hogo.
~)om,
' The ,Birthday Club met with
Daisy Wassman Thursd, ay after-
noon with 8 members and 4 visi-
tors.
Fciends are sorry to hear Mrs.
Lewis Drewnlak is a l~atient at
the Dickinson hospital.
Daisy Wassman ,and Andrew
Kolller were Thursday evening
callers at the Gloyd Bury home.
Mrs. Karnes Johnson spenV
Wednesday with her mother Mrs.
Oscar Clarin.
1Vhr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury were
Sunday dinner guests at Pat
Plummer's home in Ollie.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ziebarth,
Daisy Wassman, and Bemeal
Nellermoe attended church at
elite Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gloyd Bury and
family, Sally and Mike Fasehing~
attended the show in Beach Sun-
day nite.
Mike Fasching started work at
Time out to tone-up
with a refreshing
Drop in tonight for a friendly re-
freshing drink[ Relax in the quiet,
congenial atmosphere that makes
you feel at home! It's a swell idea[
Dance This Saturday Eve
Benefit St. Philips Church
Now's the time to empty out your elesets to make
rootn for your spring and summer clothes. But
before you store away your winter lovelies, have
them cleaned so they'll be fresh as new next sea-
son. And here's a helpful hint---our mothproofing
service will make storage safer. Ask about it
today !
Beach, North Dakota
ing and daughter returned home
Tuesday after visiting her
mother in Wash.
Mrs. Feed Wojahn took Bob
Bird to the doctar Monday.
Shorty Mathison was a caller
at the Lewi§ Drewniak home
Tuesday.
Andrew "Kohler, Daisy Wass.
man, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Drewni.
ak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fasching and
Zd. Scherman wece business call-
ers in Beach Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fasch-
ng took their daughter Carol to
leach Wednesday where she en-
~red the hospital.
Mrs. A~t White was a Tues-
,ay afternoon caller at the John
tons home.
John Whrtz started work at the
ou',s Schmelings Thursday
turning.
I
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FINAL RAIN ASSN.
MEETINGS SLATED
Final meetings and signups
have been slated in this area
by the Northeast Montana rain
increasing association. Robert W.
Taylor of the firm of Olson and
Taylor. the association's preci-
pitation engineer, will be in this
community to sign up fa~'-rners
who wish to coopearWe in the
program.
Meetings will be held at the
Golva community hall at 3 p. m.
wday, April, 12 at the court
rooms in Beach at 7:30 p. m. to-
day ,and at the Wibaux court
rooms at 10 a. m. Friday. April
13.
Over 300 million acres of land
have been contracted for in
western states, the association re.
lx~rts, including southern Idaho.
northeastern Wyoming, southern
Washington, northern Oregon
and eastecn Colorado. All of New
Mexico,. large areas of Arizona,
Texas and California and north
central, northeastern and south-
eastern Montana are also includ-
ed.
The initial membership fee has
been set at $1.00 per 50 acres or
less, with an lle per acre assess-
ment made on cultivated crop
land and 5e per .acre far grazing
land. ,,
The March 30 issue of U.S.
News and World Report" quotes
several scientists, among them
Vannevar Bush, president of
Carnegie institution; W. E. How-
ell, Harvard university meteorol-
ogist, and ~I. S. Houghton, head
of the department of meteo~lo-
gy at the M~msachusetts Institute
Of Technology, who have become
convinced that rainfall has been
and is being substantially in-
creased.
Shoots Silver Fox--
A silver fox, a rarity in North
Dakota, was shot near Carpio
last week by Roy Henderson of
Minot, U. S. Fish and Wildlife
hunter. The animal will ,be
mounted and placed in the State
Historical society museum ~n
Bismarck.
Assistomt County Ageat--
Wayne W. Parris, formerly of
Forsyth, Mont., has been n~med
county agent at large for Wi,baux
county. ,He and his wife have re.
eently moved to Wibaux.
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GARRISON INDIANS
GET LAND CHECKS
The affiliated ~ibes 6ne the
Forth Berthold Indian reserva-
tion have received the first pay-
ment on land to be inund,ated by
the Garrison reservoir.
The amount of the first pay-
ment is $3,020.000 according to
R W. Quinn, agency superinten-
dent. who ,recently returned from
Washington, Much of the balance
will be used for relocation of the
tribes, relocation of schools, ce-
meteries and other items.
The m~ney is now being pro-
tested for transfer to the indi-
vidual Indian money account of
those holding claims against the
funds. Quinn said "we expect to
have this setup ready for busl-
ness by April 20."
He is urging Indians
sid~rable sums due them
out a budget plan how
money is to be spent. If a
is not made available
be some delay until a
ry decision can be arrived ~:~ ~._-
as most of them have aIre!~lE~,~--- -
drawn considerable sums ag~r~-
their allotments.
Return From Wis.--
!V~r. and Mrs. Dan
turned recently from Black
Falls, Wis., where they
several days on business.
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